One conversation, three places
The first contact happened on LinkedIn, the reply came on Instagram, the quote sits in Gmail. Every time you come back, you rebuild the thread from memory before you can write a single line.
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Your account, your company, your follow-ups. One window.
You sell through LinkedIn, Instagram and your inbox, with a personal account and a company account on each. CommunityGlows gives you a profile for you and one for the company, every network signed in on its own, and Tasks that keep the next step written down. It is not a CRM, and it does not pretend to be one.
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Sounds familiar?
Selling on social networks, one tab at a time
You, or the company?
Your personal Instagram and the company’s share one browser. Answering a prospect means logging out of one, into the other, and checking twice which account is about to send.
Follow-ups that live in your head
“I’ll get back to you on Thursday.” Then Thursday fills up. Without a CRM, the follow-up depends on your memory, and a warm conversation cools down quietly.
How it works
Two profiles, every account signed in, the next step on paper
Create a profile for you and one for the company, add the networks and links each one needs, and sign in once per account. From then on, changing identity is a click, not a logout.
You and the company, signed in side by side
Each profile-and-network pair keeps its own cookies and storage: a dedicated WebView2 data folder on Windows, a native WebView profile on Android. Your personal Instagram and the company’s stay signed in at the same time. The same network added twice in one profile shares its session, so give each identity its own profile.
Keep personal and company accounts apartLinkedIn, Instagram, your inbox and your own links
Pick from more than 50 networks and services, then add the links you open every day: your webmail, your booking page, your invoicing tool, or the CRM you already use. On Windows, place them side by side so you reply with the context in view.
See all featuresThe follow-up written down, not remembered
A Task says what you will do, for whom and by when: people, a note, the link to the conversation, extra links, tags, a priority and a due date, on a board with three stages you can rename. It never sends a message and never reads a conversation.
Follow up across LinkedIn, Instagram and GmailA real day
One day, two identities, one follow-up that does not slip
In your personal profile, you answer two comments under yesterday’s LinkedIn post. One is from Camille, who runs a small studio and asks how you work.
You switch to the company profile. Its Instagram is already signed in, with a question about your rates from overnight. You reply as the company, without logging out of your own account.
You create the Task “Send Camille a proposal”: Camille as the person, the link to the LinkedIn comment, a note on what the studio needs, high priority, due Thursday.
In the company webmail, added as a custom link in that profile, you draft the proposal and paste the thread’s link into the same Task.
On Windows, your LinkedIn messages and the company inbox sit next to each other while you write Camille a short note: the proposal is on its way.
On the board, whose stages you renamed To contact, In conversation and Waiting, Camille moves to In conversation. You check what is due tomorrow and close the app. Tomorrow, your sessions are still open and the board is where you left it.
Before you try
Straight answers to fair questions
Is CommunityGlows a CRM?
No. Tasks hold people, notes, links, tags, priorities and due dates on a board with three stages you can rename. There is no contact record that follows a person across networks, no automatic reminder per person, no pipeline reporting, and the app never reads your conversations or sends anything for you. If you need those, keep a CRM: Breakcold, ClarkUp and Dex are in the catalog, so their web app can sit in your profile next to your networks.
Following up without a heavy CRMHow long does it take to set up?
Mostly the time it takes to sign in once to each account. Create a profile for you and one for the company, add the networks you actually use, sign in, and start. Begin with two or three networks; you can add the rest when you need them.
The Windows getting-started guideWhy pay €149 when browser profiles and free CRMs exist?
Browser profiles are free and do separate sign-ins: if one window per account suits you, keep them. Many CRMs have free plans too. CommunityGlows is for people who want every account of every profile ready in one window, with the follow-ups next to them. Try it for 30 days with no card. After that, lifetime access is €149 incl. VAT, paid once, with no subscription.
How to choose a multi-account toolWhat happens to my data and my prospects’ messages?
Your sign-ins stay on your device, in each profile’s own data space, and sync never carries them. With lifetime access, profiles, settings, links and tasks can follow you between Windows and Android. CommunityGlows does not read your conversations. Isolation keeps your accounts apart; it does not make you anonymous to the networks.
What stays local and what syncsWill LinkedIn or Instagram see this as automation?
CommunityGlows automates nothing: you use each network’s own pages, and every message is sent by you. It cannot bypass captchas, verifications or a platform’s rules, and some services, Google in particular, may refuse certain sign-in steps inside an embedded view.
What the app can and cannot do about platform rulesI work on a Mac. Can I use it?
Not yet. CommunityGlows runs on Windows and Android. macOS, iPhone and Linux are planned, with no date promised. Chrome and Firefox extensions are in preparation, and they cannot isolate sessions: they use your browser’s sign-ins.
Extension or app: what changesKeep reading
Guides for selling on social networks without the scramble
- Follow up prospecting conversations across LinkedIn, Instagram and Gmail
A light method with notes, links and due dates, and when a CRM is still the better tool.
- Keep personal and company accounts apart without logging out
How each network handles company accounts, and four ways to keep identities separate.
- Manage several social networks day to day
Routines for listening, replying and following up without scattering your attention.
- How to choose a tool for several social accounts
Publishing platforms, workspaces, browser profiles or an app: honest criteria and a checklist.
- Can you really separate several accounts on one device?
What the Windows and Android apps isolate, and where the limits are.
- What stays on your device and what syncs
Sessions, profiles, tasks and backups, explained plainly.
- Turn a large screen into a multi-network cockpit
Side-by-side layouts on Windows, for replying with the context in view.
- Getting started on Windows
From installation to your first profile and your first Task.
- Platform rules and their limits
Sign-in checks, captchas and automation: what no tool can change.
- On an Android phone?
How CommunityGlows keeps several accounts of the same network apart on one Android phone.
Pick up every conversation where you left it.
A profile for you, one for the company, every account signed in and the next step written down. Try CommunityGlows on Windows or Android, free for 30 days, no card needed.
30 days free, no card · then €149 once, no subscription